Do your kids love taking the Christmas decorations off of your Christmas tree? Mine sure do, and it drives me up the wall. Why not combat this behaviour, by creating a Christmas Decorations Sensory Bin. Which lets them explore all of the Christmas decorations in a way that doesn’t ruin the tree.
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More Christmas Sensory Activities
Are you looking for more Christmas sensory activities? Here are some of my favorite Christmas play ideas for toddlers and preschoolers.
Fake Snow Sensory Bin – Learn how to make fake snow using only 2 simple ingredients. This snow is fantastically soft, moldable and fun to play with. No matter where you live, your kids will love playing with this Fake Snow.
Rainbow Rice Christmas Sensory Bin – This Christmas sensory bin is so easy to put together. With a green rainbow rice, and a few Christmas items, you’ll be ready to play in no time.
Jingle Bells Sensory Bin – have fun creating your own musical bottles with this easy sensory bin. Use them to explore some sounds of Christmas and maybe to use during a Christmas carol sing-along.
For more sensory play activities, check out this list of 30 Christmas Sensory Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers
Materials Needed
- A large tub
- Tinsel
- Baubles
- Stars, angels etc.
How to Make a Christmas Decorations Sensory Bin
Step 1. Dig out your box of Christmas decorations and see what you have.
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2. Grab a large tub and place anything interesting that you can find in the tub.
3. Let your kids explore the Christmas decorations up close without ruining your Christmas tree.
This is one of my favorite sensory activities for kids to do this time of year. Because it’s so easy to just put aside a few decorations while decorating the tree with your family. Then you can bring it out whenever your kids get a bit too curious about the Christmas ornaments on the tree and distract them in a subtle way.
Are you going to make this Christmas Decorations Sensory Bin for your kids?
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